Language - Foreign Language Setup - Leica MX400 Operating Instructions Manual

Configuration
when the receiver has been moved over 300 miles from the last
location it was used while being turned off. Again, the receiver will
calculate a position fix without any user input in this circumstance.
However, moving the receiver to a new location and not inputting a
new initial position will cause the receiver to select a satellite
constellation consistent with the last known receiver coordinates. In
this event, the receiver may "get lucky" and find common satellites
between the old position and the new location, or it may take up to
30 minutes to go through all of the constellation possibilities. Note
that the receiver will stay on the original constellation for 15
minutes before attempting other constellation possibilities. We
assume the receiver will be turned on and off in the same general
area each time, and we provide the unit every opportunity to try and
track satellites at the last known coordinates.
The only other fast way to get the receiver to find a new location
quickly is to turn on Auto DGPS (DGPS mode ON) in CFG DGPS.
The receiver will automatically retune the GPS receiver to look for
satellites for which it is receiving DGPS corrections. If DGPS
corrections are received, the receiver will acquire enough satellites
to navigate with before the satellite almanac is collected.

Language - Foreign Language Setup

The receiver supports 9 languages: English, Dutch, French, Finnish,
German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Danish
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